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2010-07-19
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Originally Posted by jonchew
No. For overclocking you need the power kerel. If you already have the power kernel and if you have selected the correct voltages/profile you could also use QCPUFreq for overclocking.
quick question..does using this application already doing overclocking?
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2010-07-19
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Originally Posted by direx
So where to set the voltages/profiles
No. For overclocking you need the power kerel. If you already have the power kernel and if you have selected the correct voltages/profile you could also use QCPUFreq for overclocking.
Is that up threshold and Sampling rate?
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2010-07-19
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I strongly recommend you read the wiki before altering device-nuking factory settings, and then go with the CLI for profiles.
Also, I don't recommend using the GUI for overclocking unless you're OK with finger slipping over settings. I keep the OC to the CLI, and even then, I save profiles so a typo doesn't do bad things.
Also, I don't recommend using the GUI for overclocking unless you're OK with finger slipping over settings. I keep the OC to the CLI, and even then, I save profiles so a typo doesn't do bad things.
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2010-07-21
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Hi guyz...i've changed my min & max freq to 250....is 250-500 setting better than this??
another problem am facing is even if i change my frequency to any settings (250-250,250-500,250,550)at some point of time it gets back to 250-600....
anybody have the same problem?
another problem am facing is even if i change my frequency to any settings (250-250,250-500,250,550)at some point of time it gets back to 250-600....
anybody have the same problem?
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2010-07-21
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It reverts to default on reboot or on phone call (phone sets freq to 600 regardless). This isn't an issue with over clocking, since it does go above max (kernel re-raises it), but when limited down it may do things to it.
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2010-07-21
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Originally Posted by ndi
Damn....i never thought that phone calls will revert to default 600.
It reverts to default on reboot or on phone call (phone sets freq to 600 regardless). This isn't an issue with over clocking, since it does go above max (kernel re-raises it), but when limited down it may do things to it.
so which freq setting do you think is good for max battery life
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1)1:30hrs of video
2)2hrs of music
3)2hrs of calling
4)1hr on 2G(just browsing-no downloading)
5)10-15 sms
6)30mins of playn around with the phone
7)display brightness (i usually keep 2-3bars)
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2010-07-21
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At that usage, I suggest either a battery pack or a second battery. Or a separate audio/video player? Stay closer to a wall socket? All of the above?
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2010-07-22
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Originally Posted by ndi
hmmm.....but i think its possible....i almost got that kinda backup.....
At that usage, I suggest either a battery pack or a second battery. Or a separate audio/video player? Stay closer to a wall socket? All of the above?
infact i got around 45-50mins on wifi(downloading all the time) from the last 5% of battery yesterday
and 1 thing about the stock nokia battery is that i'm not able to charge it to 100%
.......its shows battery full when it reaches 95%....any idea about that?
There are also drawbacks. Firefox for example is pretty slow on 500MHz and it takes a while to launch the browser with that frequency setting. Since Firefox really needs computing power I'd say that one can save more power when running Firefox@600MHz.